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cxNAprAr BreAnnm ENcoURAGED.-The queens
hench In Torouto has rendered q decision that q
nigamisd who leAves Canada and Il married In the
II9ifed tates 10 second wife cannot be convicted
m hiramy On his return 70 Canada unlesA when
he mn LEFT and crossed the line ft wAs VIII -
fptenfSon OF committing this crime
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In the Italian damber Of deputies yesterday
was re1ected by Q Vote OF PA against IA
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Some Of the Residences Now In COurse
of Erection.

SENATOR STEWART RECALLS HIS IMPRESSIONS OF
THIS CITY rwKSTY-THRsR YEARS AGo-hR- Call
pEKox caRLTsLEs NEW RESPONSIBILITIES HOUSES
RHsIDFNCES
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1HO fHuAbkLPHA TAN.
Philadelphia win place q very strong team TN
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
How Money Is saved and Homes arr
Paid For

OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS MONTH
PAID TO BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS IN THIS CITY
MONEY LOANED TO PAY FOB HoUsEs-HOw THE
MONEY Is PAID BACK, ETC.
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JOHN CHINAMAN AT NOME.
An Assssrfcan Amsag the Cesssssals =
Canton.

Bow THEY cKIkRRaTR THE NEW yrAR AND sEr7Tx
AccoUNrs-aATRxD OF foREisSERs- Jolly ooxsrL
sEyMoUR-sARcAsrIc vicEsoy CHASG-BIowISa
Up NArIvE-A rsorRAcrEp wAKR
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usually covers some acres OF ground Is used as the
place OF execution audit is not an unusual sight
to meet skeleton hanging and bleaching in the
broken musket driven into the ground, which
marks the spot where man has been
BURIED ALIVE TO his THROAT,
his brains dashed out, then covered, and the mus
ket driven into his body! All this to serve as
warning to others not TO use firearms In the mar
ket place.
The women can sometimes be induced to work
in the gardens OF the stations but never saw
Baskunga men employed at either factory or a
station, except as carriers in a caravan. The men
are usually found hanging around the villages,
drinking, perhaps, but never doing any work; they
win occur with other tribes, but these are gene
rally blOOdlesS; to kill q man Is the exception.
The women are slaves, there being no marriage
laws although, when once woman Is taken by q
man, she is faithful to him.
DEATH DANCE.
On the occasion Of a death among the tribes that
have firearms. constant firing is kept up for days.
during which time the body Is unburied, and
among the Byanzs, the death dance and sacrifice
q number OF his fav0rite slaves are Designated to
follow him to the grave. In case the dead man
wolves upon the chief the village The belief il
that 1t Is necessary for man 70 take his slaves
ana other wealth with him TO the new world he
has gone to. witnessed death dance at Boi0bo
on which occasion two women aid two men were
killed and buried with their master. Lieut.. Let
ent he was powerless to prevent this. On one oc-
CASTOR, he had ransomed a condemned slave, but
another was at once substituted for the one ran
somed. This sacrifice Ia TArt Of the religion OF
the Byanxts and they cling 70 It tenact0usiy.
In the cann1bal section, on the death OF the
master, certain number a his slaves are killed.
half are eaten by the tr1bsi and the others buried
dancing and drinking 8 Esps ap night ana day.
During my lrst visit at Bangala, death feast
was going on; at this tine ten slaves were KILLED;
Ave Of them were eateS / was told that thesf,
savage customs exisa6 at Kinchassa and other
villages on stanley Pol when the stations were
first Established the,e 1ut u Rracticed ct I'll now
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some applicatiVA and the way he deals out sar.
casm is beautiful to behold. When the foreign
consuls called on him TO request the removal Of
the barriers Ia the main reach or channel, which
have remained since the French troubles, they
told him that IL would not be a difficult task as
there We're already eighteen or twenty feet depth
over the distractions. Thanking them most cor.
daily, he promised 10 look into the matter. He
did Next day he quietly caused hundred Junk
loads OF stone to be dropped into the Channel
f enecbnaiiy closing IT. and, doubtless has been
merchants are all afraid OF him, as he sssqueexesH
them lextorts money from thsm) right and LEFT
itating exhibitions.
A NATIVE WHO TACKLED CAN OF Nrrno-GLYcERMR
The soicitude he displays In case Q native ls 40
cidentally killed by foreigner. In his employ.
is rather extraordinary, and doubtless he exacts
the lions share OF the indemnity. Let Chinaman
OF IL 1 have actually seen bodies caught in the
paddles OF our wheels, dr1fted there By the tide,
viewed with the utmost indifference by the natives
In Their boats all about U.s. but IL they scent do-
Lar IL Is quite another thing. Last summer an ex.
piosion Occurred on the Shamien, by which Chir
nanan was killed while removing the debris OF
torn down building The v1ceroy deputed two
torpedo onlcers, an Englishman ana German IN
the Chinese service, 20 investigate and one OF US
was loaned 10 The English consul 10 Represent MIN
on the board We found that the unfortunate
Chinaman had evidently endeavored 20 CRAFTY his
curiosity as TO the contents OF susp1clous-un o.
nitrO-glycerine, and apparently opened IL with
his spade. What was LETT or him was gathered
UP INTO u OOx, which was al once surrOunuco W
all his kith and kin to the 45th degree. The de-
ceased was awfully popular, and they howled ana
tore around at a fearful rate IL must have been
gratifying TO his spirit IL looked ON, but ques-
ton very much whether one or them WOULD nave
aided the poor devil alive. The sun was very not
but that box stayed there TILL the thing was set
tied anu We had To keep well 70 wfndward OF IL.
Finally the owner OF The place assuageQ tner
grief for 500 and the wake was over. We have
known instances OF a native hiding 10 the rice
felds In the vicinity Of some european spotaanan
and rising suddenly, as the latter was about 70
ire c0ntrive 70 receive q portion OF the charge.
Immediately he would raise a tremendous ciAmor,
writing and bowling, but q dollar or two would
end II all. Truly,
ssIn ways that are dark,
And tricks that are vain,
The Heather Chinee Ii peculiar" Gil
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The Texas Drouth.

A committee appointed by the
Texas Legislature to visit the drouth
stricken counties and report meas
ured of relief, have done so, and
made report, which we condense,
as follows:
The visitation extended to 81
counties. No county was visited from
which application for relief had not
been received. The results extend
over eighteen months of drouth, and
seriously affect 2S,750 persons. The
committee consulted county of Off.
cials, business men and other relia-
BILE citizens, to ascertain what assis-
lance is needed. They have distrib-
uted to the 2S,75O needy persons
$93,462.50.
They say that drouths are of in
frequent occurrence in that part of
the state, not more frequent than in
other parts of the state or country
The great reason why they suffer so
much, was because the drouth was
unexpected, and the people were
largely new settlers, living on school
lands, having spent what they
brought from older portions of the
country in improving their farms.
The drouth has not yet been reliev-
ed by rain. If those assisted are
thereby enabled to remain in the
state, their gratuities will be return
ed many times over in revenue.
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GRaise no more wheat

in the Middle and Eastern States, but make
your money out of the Barnyard, as Hirner's
Dairy and Doctor Book tells you.
England has now 5000, 900 invested in
agricultural implemen to and seeds In India.
Germany obtained the whole Of the Congo
territory in West Africa (equal to IA States
like Pennsylvanial for wheat-raising also,
and they calculate to raise all the wheat
they need themselves soon, leaving the two
thirds OF our whole wheat crop we used to
export, on our hands, which will make
wheat so low. that Il will surely ruin the far
mer who persists in wheat raising. Change
your tactics thereto at once. before Il Is
too late and make your money out Of the
Barnyard rs the above book directs yoI.
Books and ingredients at =. Q. Williams
Jr. h Bros and at Myers Bros. Martins
burg. dec. 19, 6m.
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Other Peoples Thoughts.

Economy is of itself a great reve-
nue.-Cicero.
Our sorrow is the inverted image
of our ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Hurt not your conscience with any
known sins. Rutherford.
AS every thread gold is valuable,
SO is every moment time.-Mdson.
Never think that yon can make
yourself great by making another less.
Req. j. Vaughan.
Strive to Danish the tears of chill
dren Continual rain upon tho bios
SONS is hurtful.-Richter.
Man must work. He may work
grudgingly or gratefully. He may
work as man or as machine
Henry Giles.
There cannot bea more worthy i'm
provement of friendship than in q
fervent opposition to the sins of those
whom we profess to love.-Bishop
John Hall.
What is liberty without wisdom,
and without virtue? Such liberty is
the greatest of all possible evils, for
tits vice and folly and madness, with
out observation-disclosures.
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Only fifty years ago the average
duration of human life in Great: Brit
ain was thirty years; to day. accord
ing to statistics, it is forty-nine years.
In this fifty years the population has
increased by 100000. At least
two out ofthese 100000 of increase
may be put down as the fruit of i'm
proved sanitary and medical work,
and of victory over preventable sick
ness.-S5r Spencer Wells.
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Broad erins.

limitation is the sincerest flattery,
as the young lady remarked to the
camel when she adjusted her tourn-
ure.
Hello Charles, what are you do
ing now?' Nothing. You see we
had a fire down at our store You
did?' Yes; I was fired,
Il do not desire wealth for itself,
remarked the philosopher. No.
replied the cynic, Isuppose you de.
sire it for yourself
4 don't object to housekeeping,
said married man, 'but / must draw
the line at sitting on washtub in
the kitchen and eating my meals
from the top of soap box.
A poet sent to an editor contri-
button entitled, why do / live =
And the editor answered, Because
you sent your contributions by mail
instead of bringing them in person.
Did you see the Alps while you
were abroad, Miss De Lyle !? he ask
ed.
sOh, think SO, she replied, bright
w. we went everywhere and saw
everything
Order, young man. said Mr..
johnson, gazing severely at the lit
tered desk of his clerk, lis heavens
first law Yes, SIR innocently re-
sponded the clerk, but you know
this isn't heaven
Counting a girl is like starting a
newspaper. 1t starts out as week
ly, then it becomes weekly then
merges into daily. If it has any
enterprise it comes out with an ex-
ira occasionally.
Will you please insert this obitu-
airy notice ? asked an old gentleman
of an editor. | made bold TO ask il
because the deceased had great
many friends about here who would
be glad to hear of his death.
A compositor in an adjoining
State is supposed to have died a VIC
lent death on the day before Christ
mas. The editor wrote odd Gifts
in New Lights, and it appeared in
print 'Old Girls in New Tights.
A very old lady on her ath-bed
in penitential mood, said /: Il have
been great sinner more than eigh.
-ty years, and didn't know it, Ar
old darby woman who had lived with
her long time exclaimed Laws
] knowed it all the time
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Young Husband" 1t does seem
to me you might learn how to cook
better than that my mother"
Young Wife" There, that will do ;
/ refrain from learning how TO cook
on principle" "Oh, you do; think
ing of me, of course ?" "No, of my
son. "Son 2" eyes, l don't in
tend he shall ever make any nice
girl miserable Dragging about my
cooking
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We make q speciality of all kinds Of
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EnqIish az she Is Taught.

Mart Twain contributes to the
April Century under the above title
some examples of the curious answers
made by our pupils in the public
schools. We quote few as follows;
=Aborigines, q system of mountains.
Alias, a good man in the Bible.
Amenable, any thing that's mean.
Assiduity, state of being an acid.
Auriferous, pertaining to an orr
fee.
Ammonia, the food of the gods.
Capillary, little caterpillar
Corniferous, rocks in which fossil
corn is found.
Emolument headstone to a grave.
Equestrian, one who askss ques-
tions.
Eucharist, one who plays euchre.
Franchise, anything belonging to
the French.
Idolater, very idol person.
Ipecac, man who likes a good
dinner.
Irrigate, to make fun of.
Mendacious, what can be mended.
Mercenary, one who feels for an
other.
Parasite, kind of umbrella
Parasite, the murder of an infant.
Publican, man who does his pray
ers in public.
Tenacious, ten acres of land
Here is one where the phrase
''publicans and sinners has got
mixed up in the child's mind with
politics, and the result is deini-
ton which takes one in sudden
and unexpected way:
Republican, sinner mentioned
in the Bible"
Also in Democratic newspapers
now and then.
Here are two where the mistake
has resulted from sound assisted by
remote facts.
"Plagiarist, writer of plays.
Demagouge, vessel containing
beer and other liquids"
Here is one which-well, now, how
often we do Sian right into the
truth with out ever .suspecting it:
"The men employed by the Gas
Company go round and speculate the
meter
And herewith theological and
geological" in his mind but not
ready to his tongue-the small
scholar has innocently gone and let
out couple of secrets which ought
never to have been dlvulged in any
circumstances
"There are good many donkeys
in the theological gardens.
Some of the best fossils are found
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